Born in post-war Yorkshire, Gary Morrison grew up with transistor radios, steam trains, and a heart tuned to music. A boyhood steeped in The Beatles and family mysteries eventually led to a life of songwriting, storytelling, and transatlantic dreaming. Gary taught himself guitar on a Woolworths special and began writing songs in the shadow of Sgt. Pepper. His journey from a South Yorkshire attic to the heart of America is both the literal and lyrical thread running through this memoir. He now records, writes, and lives creatively with the woman whose voice changed everything.